I’ve been on a “word roll” for blogging. Can’t help it. The last few blogs just got me going. I’d look down at the word count and realize that I needed to ease up. Just getting too long. For this blog, I’m just keeping it short.

Just had to throw that in. Anyway, this Time.com story got my attention. You can now hire a bounty hunter for your cat. Thought it was worthy of a blog mention, since I haven’t had one on contract or employment law in a while.
For a fee of $80, this lady will coax your cat to a vet appointment or even a trip to the groomer. For $80, it might be worth it just to watch. She claims she always wins. She left the practice of law to do it.
For pic 0′ day, I thought I’d reach into the vault for “Gone with the Wind…. Gone to the dog and cat”.

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I wonder if the lady that catnapped my cat thought she was a bounty hunter? Took him to the vet only for him to run back home immediately! Obviously she was not paid for her services :)
02/23/2012
If that lady left practicing law to bounty hunt cats, she must be making good money doing it. Kinda weird, but anywho!!
02/23/2012
I think we are all in the wrong business! I am going to become a pet bounty hunter!
02/23/2012
Just when I thought nothing could amaze me more. When people tell me they are leaving the practice of law I am always interested in what type of career or path they will pursue. This takes the cake.
02/23/2012
Kim- I always see on the food network that a lot of chefs, restaurant owners, bakers, etc. use to be in law before they decided to do "what they love" haha ... Love the pic o' day!!
02/23/2012
I better look out because next there might be a dog bounty. Wouldn't have to worry much about my pooch being nabbed, she just might act out her big bad bark. Doggy loves kitty, that pic is to cute.
02/23/2012
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